The Fort Harrison Reuse Authority put its last remaining historic building on the market this week, hoping to finally spark redevelopment at the former post exchange building after several failed attempts.
The 11,075-square-foot building, a two-story brick structure at 5745 Lawton Loop East Drive in Lawrence, was originally built in 1908 to serve as a post exchange, or PX, and gymnasium for soldiers stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison Army Base. The building was later converted into a club for non-commissioned officers.
The space, which recently went through an interior demolition, is essentially a historic shell that could be redeveloped into a variety of uses, including retail or restaurant space, offices or residential.
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